XRSH Manual 
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 Open, local-first, polyglot, unix hackable & selfcontained XR apps.
 Using worlds first WebXR linux distro.

 credits:  NLnet           | @nlnet@nlnet.nl https://nlnet.nl/project
           all FOSS devs   | copy.sh (v86) aframe.io (AFRAME)
           Leon van Kammen | @lvk@mastodon.online
           Fabien Benetou  | @utopiah@mastodon.pirateparty.be 

# Getting started 

Please hook up your (bluetooth) keyboard to use xrsh.

> tip use ctrl+a+0/1/2/3/.. to switch (GNU) screen terminals (and ctrl+a+c to create new ones)
  
| usecase               | command                                                |
|-----------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|
| require <URL>         | adds javascript or CSS url to DOM                      |
| js run                | js 'alert("hello")'                                    |
| js console.log:       | console document.baseURI                               |
| js inspect:           | js "return document.baseURI"                           |

# Polyglot environment

Currently the following languages are supported:

* shellscript (busybox sh)
* awk (busybox awk v1.33.0)
* python (micropython)
* javascript (via your browser)
* lua (5.3.6)

> TIP: type `ls -la ~/hook.d/alert/*` for examples

# Editors 

* vi (busybox vi)
* nano (busybox nano)
* mg (microemacs)

# Boot sequence 

The following files are loaded during boot (via `/etc/profile`)

| file                  | info                                              |
|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------|
| /etc/profile.xrsh     | sets up xrsh environment                          |
| /etc/profile.sh       | global shellscript functions                      |
| /etc/profile.js       | global javascript functions                       |
| /mnt/profile.browser  | environment vars set by browser (`echo $HOSTNAME`)|
| /root/.profile        | user shellscript functions/settings               |
| /root/.profile.js     | user javascript functions                         |
| /root/.screenrc       | GNU screen initialisations                        |
| https://.../#ls       | URI fragment is executed as command in own screen |

> TIP: to keep things portable with future versions of XRSH: modify files in `/root/*`

# Calling terminal from javascript

```javascript
const term = document.querySelector('[isoterminal]').components.isoterminal.isoterminal
term.exec("ls -la")
```

# Calling javascript from terminal 

Various options:

1. Just add the `#!/bin/js` shebang to the top of a javascript file (+ chmod +x)
2. Run `js "alert('hello')"` in the shell
3. Run `jsh alert hello` in the shell
4. Run `jsh` to start an interactive shell

# Hybrid Terminal/Browser Events

Events are automatically triggering scripts in `/root/hook.d/{eventname}/*`

> They can be triggered by the following ways

1. from shellscript: `hook myevent` (will trigger **executable** files in /root/hook.d/myevent)
2. from javascript: `isoterminal.exec("hook myevent")` (idem)
3. via jsh: `jsh alert hello` (will trigger **executable** files in /root/hook.d/alert)

These are various ways to enable hybrid eventing between browser and terminal (languages).

# Multiple terminals [GNU screen]

## From the cmdline 

```
xrsh # screen –DR        # list of detached screen
xrsh # screen –r PID     # attach detached screen ses­sion
xrsh # screen –dmS Myses # start a detached screen ses­sion
xrsh # screen –r MySes   #attach screen ses­sion with name MySession
```

## Basics

```
ctrl a c -> create new window
ctrl a A -> set win­dow name
ctrl a w -> show all win­dow
ctrl a 1|2|3|… -> switch to win­dow n
ctrl a " -> choose win­dow
ctrl a ctrl a -> switch between win­dow
ctrl a d -> detach win­dow
ctrl a ? -> help
ctrl a [ -> start copy, move cur­sor to the copy loca­tion, press ENTER, select the chars, press ENTER to copy the selected char­ac­ters to the buffer
ctrl a ] -> paste from buffer
```

## Advanced

```
ctrl a S -> cre­ate split screen
ctrl a TAB -> switch between split screens
ctrl a Q -> Kill all regions but the cur­rent one.
ctrl a X -> remove active win­dow from split screen
ctrl a O -> logout active win­dow (dis­able out­put)
ctrl a I -> login active win­dow (enable output)
```